Great Britain and London in particular, destination No. 1 young expats? What insurance health / disease support when one is an expatriate for a short or long term? Many young people are leaving to try adventure across the channel and geographic proximity as a real economic dynamics make it an increasingly popular destination for expatriating. It is true that the country operates a probably more liberal than its large European neighbors and it has some advantages employability but also the material difficulties often under estimated. Examples including the cost of housing (especially in London, about 50% more expensive than Paris…), those of education, transport… or medical expenses and social protection which goes with.

What solutions to an expatriate in the United Kingdom?

The NHS (the UK social security) works rather well is free to all employees but you won’t have the choice of your doctor and waiting lists are long for a specialist. In addition some reimbursement are partial or excluded and therefore complement the NHS by a ‘complementary’ (PMI). Expatriates who want to (and can financially!) generally prefer private insurance « to the 1st euro » (or 1st book) allowing more support of care not only to the United Kingdom but also in the country of nationality for example. The French or Belgians may have interest based on their income and contribute to the CFE to be supplemented by a « complementary CFE » good.

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